| rdfs:comment | - Colin Ford played Seth in the season three Private Practice episode Love Bites.
- He provided the voice of Randall in "Go, Stewie, Go!", the voice of a little boy being chased by a methamphetamine-induced Herbert in "And Then There Were Fewer", as well as miscellaneous child voices in "And I'm Joyce Kinney", "The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair", It's A Trap! and "Seahorse Seashell Party".
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Colin Ford Real Name Unknown Job Titles Voice Actor First publication Unknown
- Born in Nashville, Tennessee on September 12th, 1996, he landed his first modelling gig in Atlanta Georgia at the age of 6. His first movie appearance was as an uncredited Clinton Jr. in "Sweet Home Alabama". After a few movies, he landed a guest starring role in the TV series "Smallville" and continued with other shows such as Hawaii 5-0. His big break came when he landed the leading role in "Dog Days of Summer" as Jackson Patch. He has also appeared in movies such as Ticket Out (2010) as DJ and We Bought a Zoo (2011) as Dylan Mee, both being lead roles. He currently working on multiple projects due out in 2012.
- Colin Ford (b. September 12, 1996 in Nashville, TN) plays 10-year-old Aeden Bennett in the Journeyman episode "Blowback". At 12, Ford already has an extensive TV and film acting career. His appearances include:
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| abstract | - Colin Ford played Seth in the season three Private Practice episode Love Bites.
- He provided the voice of Randall in "Go, Stewie, Go!", the voice of a little boy being chased by a methamphetamine-induced Herbert in "And Then There Were Fewer", as well as miscellaneous child voices in "And I'm Joyce Kinney", "The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair", It's A Trap! and "Seahorse Seashell Party".
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Colin Ford Real Name Unknown Job Titles Voice Actor First publication Unknown
- Colin Ford (b. September 12, 1996 in Nashville, TN) plays 10-year-old Aeden Bennett in the Journeyman episode "Blowback". At 12, Ford already has an extensive TV and film acting career. His appearances include:
* Clinton Jr. in the feature film, Sweet Home Alabama, 9/20/2002.
* Lloyd (at age 5) in the feature film, Dunb and Dumber: When Harry Met Lloyd, 6/13/2003.
* Young Noel Franks in the short film, Moved, 5/4/2004.
* Matthew Steed in the feature film, The Work and the Glory, 11/24/2004.
* Evan Seven (age 7) in the TV series, Smallville, episode Ageless, 5/4/2005.
* voicing a role in the feature film, The Prize Winner of Defiance Ohio, 9/30/2005.
* Matthew Steed in the feature film, The Work and the Glory II: American Zion, 10/21/2005.
* performing in a skit on the TV series, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, 3/10/2006.
* voicing Red Teammate #4 in the feature film, The Any Bully, 7/28/2006.
* Hal Brooks in the TV series, Close to Home, episode Legacy, 10/20/2006.
* Max in the TV movie, Faceless, 2006.
* Jackson Patch in the feature film, The Dog Days of Summer, 2007.
* Zeph in the feature film, In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, 11/3/2006.
* appearing in a Nesquik commercial, 4/2007.
* Clayton in the feature film, Lake City, 2007.
* voicing Dart the Reindeer in the animated feature film, Christmas Is Here Again, 11/2007.
* Caleb Bogner in the pilot for the TV series, American Family, 2007.
* Jack in the feature film, Jack and the Beanstalk (2008), 2008.
* Young Nick in the upcoming feature film, Push (2008), 2008.
- Born in Nashville, Tennessee on September 12th, 1996, he landed his first modelling gig in Atlanta Georgia at the age of 6. His first movie appearance was as an uncredited Clinton Jr. in "Sweet Home Alabama". After a few movies, he landed a guest starring role in the TV series "Smallville" and continued with other shows such as Hawaii 5-0. His big break came when he landed the leading role in "Dog Days of Summer" as Jackson Patch. He has also appeared in movies such as Ticket Out (2010) as DJ and We Bought a Zoo (2011) as Dylan Mee, both being lead roles. He currently working on multiple projects due out in 2012. He first took on the mantle of young Sam Winchester in the Season 3 episode, A Very Supernatural Christmas in 2007 as an 8-year old. This first appearance was succeeded by five more appearances in the following episodes: After School Special (2009), When the Levee Breaks (2009), Dark Side of the Moon (2010), The Girl Next Door (2011) directed by Jensen Ackles, and The Devil in the Details (2016) .
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